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Easing Back In
Over the past year, I’ve been through many things I didn’t choose. However, I’ve been able to use this time to reflect, pray, and prepare for a writing project. Although I haven’t been active, I’ve learned much about myself and God. As I ease back into my routine, I take things slow and allow myself… Continue reading
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Here we go again!
“I looked him in the eye and said, ‘I feel like I should have a frequent flyer card or something.” The surgeon had come to the exam room for a follow-up appointment for January’s spine surgery (lumbar), and while he was with me, we scheduled my “surprise” second surgery. I had CSpine surgery in 2016,… Continue reading
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Joyous Truth
The Christian doctrine of God the Son and the resurrection story are not just joyous truths that believers claim but are the foundation of our faith. As we read the biblical accounts, we are challenged to contemplate the meaning of the question asked by the angels in Luke 24:5, “Why do you look for the… Continue reading
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Identity as a Theological Issue
In today’s society, several identity options are available to women, each with unique characteristics. There are popular places to misplace your identity: level of education, marital status, appearance, and popularity to name a few that are common. In a world where identity is often complex, we must understand there are endless options. As Christian women,… Continue reading
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A Comforting Truth
As I sit here reflecting on matters of the heart, I recall some of life’s unpredictable turns for myself and those close to me: my husband, who became a heart patient at an early age, and my daughter, who now follows in his footsteps. Both rely on God’s common grace – God’s universal and undeserved… Continue reading
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The Theology of Romans 5-8 and the Life of Elisabeth Elliot
Elisabeth Elliot’s unshakeable faith in God throughout her progressive sanctification is a truly inspiring example. Her life is a reflection of the teachings of Paul on Justification, Sanctification, and Glorification. As Christians, we exist between these bookends, and while some of us undergo sanctification more progressively than others, what matters most is that we remain… Continue reading
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A Glimpse of Life on the Spiritual Level
Life can be a fast-paced ride, where we often get caught up in its hustle and bustle. The society we live in today often measures success by how many material possessions we own and what we achieve in our careers. But amidst all of this, we must not forget to prioritize our spiritual well-being. Living… Continue reading
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Know Your Story
I was new to international travel and felt out of my element. The Kenyan women had gathered in large numbers and walked along the dirt roads, eager to hear what we had to say. Despite feeling somewhat inadequate, I shared my story, hoping that it would point to the glory of God and serve as… Continue reading
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Why do Christians Gather to Worship?
Did you know that the Greek word for Church is “ekklēsia,” which means the “called-out ones”? It’s fascinating how Christians come together to worship because God commanded it, and it’s an opportunity for us to show God how worthy He is of our praise. Did you know that two critical ordinances of the Church are… Continue reading
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Why do Christians Study the Bible?
Scripture’s clarity tells us that even the ordinary layperson can understand the Bible. If one can read a news article, she can study the Bible. The Bible is where God reveals himself and teaches us about his character. In addition, regular Bible study: It is not solely an intellectual exercise. It is possible to read… Continue reading